Converting natural gas into a liquid has been possible for a long time but has not been cost effective. This environmentally-friendly technique is finally becoming more viable, at all scales

The proliferation of resource nationalism in the Caspian Sea littoral states is often perceived as a risk - but should it be considered an opportunity?

Long term passive monitoring requirements for the identification and regulation of human-induced seismicity

The E&P industry is facing many challenges: collaborative thinking is key to improved systems and productivity

'Cape Town Statement on Geoethics'

Seismic sources and marine wildlife

In an environment of uncertainty regarding sovereignty of lucrative UKCS resources, oil companies operating in the mature North Sea Basin are being urged to do what the London and Scottish parliaments seemingly cannot do, and work more closely together.

Well performance in North American shales has improved significantly.

Over the last decade, certain oil and gas producing areas have come alive, experiencing an escalating number of felt earthquakes, some even large enough to cause property damage.

Low oil prices are triggering much-needed change through a holistic approach.

The collapse of oil freeze talks reduces the chance of a change in OPEC’s market share strategy.

Yemen has plenty of potential – but the country’s war has significance far beyond its boundaries.

Global upstream exploration deal flow in a declining commodity price market.

The outcomes of political upheaval and insecurity in North Africa will be felt in the wider region and beyond, with Europe in particular either contributing to the region’s prosperity or continuing to feel its pain.

The amazing Azolla plant could provide a gateway to the future.